Protection of Human Rights Act was enacted by the Parliament in the year 1993 under which the National Human Rights Commission was established and it was also provided that States shall have their own independent State Human Rights Commission. The Government of Haryana has also established its own State Commission to provide the citizens of Haryana, an autonomous Commission to deal with the violation of human rights at different levels. The establishment of Human Rights Commission for Haryana reflects the commitment of the government towards transparent governance and speedier mechanism for getting redressal of violations of citizens' rights. Human rights are inalienable rights not only recognized by various international Covenants and treaties but are also enshrined in the Constitution of India. Ultimate goal of any democratic government is to secure these rights being the mandate of the Constitution. Haryana Human Rights Commission came into existence in September, 2012 and Hon’ble Mr. Justice Vijender Jain, Former Chief Justice of Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh was appointed as Chairperson along with two other members namely Mr. Justice H.S.Bhalla, Hon’ble Member and Shri J.S.Ahlawat, IAS (Retd.), Hon’ble Member. Hon’ble Mr. Justice S.K. Mittal, Retired Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court as Chairperson and Hon’ble Mr. Justice K.C. Puri, as Judicial Member joined this Commission on 23.04.2018 and retired on 22.04.2023 whereas Sh. Deep Bhatia, Hon'ble Member joined on 20.09.2018 and retired as Acting Chairperson on 19.09.2023. On 27.11.20224 Hon'ble Mr. Justice Lalit Batra has joined as Chairperson while Sh. Kuldip Jain, retired District Judge joined as Hon'ble Judicial Member and Sh. Deep Bhatia joined as Hon'ble Member (Non-Judicial). Besides this, an IAS Officer is working as Secretary and Director General of Police is working as Director General of Investigation.